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I was just reading through a science paper on NATPRE (Trademarked in Spain) which uses the same plant based polyphenol. They compare it in the write up with nitrite and nitrate. Here is a link
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0963996926001109
You can start out with higher temps in the 140’s but the sausage will cook faster and give you less time in smoke. There are many ways to or different processes to hot smoke sausage successfully. Finding that process that works for you and your set up is a must.
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Before you go, if you use a standard ramp scale of time and temp increase you should have no problem finishing sausage in 5 hours or less assuming you know the actual pit temp with an independent thermometer probe. I’m thinking that getting your process wrinkled out may help a bunch.
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Apparently a coyote swam from main land San Francisco to Alcatraz (presumably getting away from people) since there this song dog is thriving on sea fowl and their nests. In just 2 weeks he has gotten “plump” and looks to be living its best life although alone.
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Roll your own dice there Bud. You seem to not understand that temperature between 90F and 129F is the bacteria playground, also the warmer it gets up to 130 the bacteria multiply at a break neck speed. Your main problem in this scenario is the hold time in smoker in that temp range. This is why...
We have H2O radiant infloor and under floor heat with a mix of tile, hardwood and carpet. Floors are toasty heck even the toilets are warm. After being out all day in the cold and come home take your boots off and cold feet hit warm tile, it’s amazingly comfortable.
Welcome from Colorado. Be sure to ask any questions before making your first sausages. This will shorten your learning curve huge and help you carry on with successful sausage making. I think you will like it here, oh and we all like lots of pictures to go with conversation.
Not a fan of cayenne either, but as a close replacement I use Chile de Arbol which has an incredible true Chile flavor and is just slightly hotter than cayenne. If you get some good Hatch hot red powder it’s delicious too but not as Spivey as the Arbol.
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